Illustration of a faucet over white text on a blue background

This is likely memorabilia worn to spread awareness in water conservation and efficiency. Water efficiency is the practice of the smart usage of water resources. People can practice water efficiency by using water-saving technologies and taking simple steps around the house. People can take steps to conserve water. Some of the approaches include fixing household leaks, turning off the faucet while brushing teeth, and using a rain barrel for outdoor watering.

Black text on a white background

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Green and white illustration of a cow in a field by trees with a building and a mountain in the background

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White text on a green background

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White text and an illustration of a hat on a red background

Sombrero derives from the Spanish word “sombra” which means shade. While many associate the hat with Mexican culture, it originates in Spain. The hat popped up in the 17th century and was appropriated into Mexican culture when the Spanish came to the Americas. Mariachi bands often wear sombreros with largee brims so that they need a chin strap to keep it on. Quincianos are work hats that are light and simple. Veintistietes are the high end sombreros that can take one month to be crafted.

Red text on a white background with a red stripe with white text. White string attached to the back

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Yellow, pink, orange, red, purple and blue text on a blue background

Based in New Jersey, Pantone is a printing and technology company that uses a patented matching system to replicate any color for designers, retailers, and customers. Since the 1950s, Pantone has perfected the color and printing process with the Pantone Matching System to create or reproduce any color. Advertised as "speaking the international language of color," Pantone's one-of-a-kind approach can translate colors into any form from print to plastic.

Illustration of two people, one in a skirt and one in pants, pulling in opposite directions on a clock with black text above and below on a white background

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Blue text on a white stripe with a red stripe above and blue stripe below

The text seen here is likely imitating the popular button from Dwight D. Eisenhower’s presidential campaign of 1952. The original button had the same red and blue stripes, as well as a slogan that read “I LIKE IKE”.

Brown and white photograph of a woman sitting on a swing on a brown background with white text

Charmion was the stage name of the American Vaudeville trapeze artist and strong-woman Laverie Vallee. Her most famous act consisted of her mounting the trapeze in full Victorian attire and stripping down to a leotard while swinging from the trapeze. This act was captured on film in 1901 for a short Edison film called "Trapeze Disrobing Act." Vallee lived from 1875 to 1949.